Rotating Shaft @1.5 volts with No Apparent Draw on Battery

[eastcoastwilly]

Hi Folks,

I have been checking in on John Aaron's YouTube site for the past year or so. He has been doing some really great research in Hydrogen Cell development.

A side project that he has been working on is apparently showing some amazing results. I happened upon his site today and he has a Pulse Motor that appears to be a self runner with no draw from a 1.5 volt D cell battery.

As of today there are 9 videos on his scienceway YouTube channel (video #9):

YouTube - scienceway's Channel

Hopefully he will release more info or a schematic within a day or two.

I am very excited

Regards Will

[theremart]

RE: Aaron's device

Hi Folks,

I have been checking in on John Aaron's YouTube site for the past year or so. He has been doing some really great research in Hydrogen Cell development.

A side project that he has been working on is apparently showing some amazing results. I happened upon his site today and he has a Pulse Motor that appears to be a self runner with no draw from a 1.5 volt D cell battery.

As of today there are 9 videos on his scienceway YouTube channel (video #9):

YouTube - scienceway's Channel

Hopefully he will release more info or a schematic within a day or two.

I am very excited

Regards Will

What I don't like is he is using a digital meter to monitor voltage / amps. However, that being said, very kool to run the motor on 1.5 V.

Time will tell...

[CitizenDC]

Hi Folks,

I have been checking in on John Aaron's YouTube site for the past year or so. He has been doing some really great research in Hydrogen Cell development.

A side project that he has been working on is apparently showing some amazing results. I happened upon his site today and he has a Pulse Motor that appears to be a self runner with no draw from a 1.5 volt D cell battery.

As of today there are 9 videos on his scienceway YouTube channel (video #9):

YouTube - scienceway's Channel

Hopefully he will release more info or a schematic within a day or two.

I am very excited

Regards Will

Thanks for posting this.
John has been working on the Adams motor for some time. I'm glad he's got something showing its potential even be it with a different design.

If you want the whole scoop on the Adams motor, info about its supression, design docs, images etc... Check out --> http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaver...s/adamsall.htm

cheers